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With stems as long as 20 -24”, the stem length makes these tulips a great cutting flower for floral arrangements. Blooms in late spring. Purple and orange is a perfect combination to create a show stopping display.

Jimmy is one of the brightest and most beautiful tulips around, with fluorescent-pink blooms that take on a shimmering gold-orange edge. The colorful show is even more spectacular when this Triumph tulip opens up and reveals its gorgeous yellow eye and...

(Tulipa fosteriana) About the famous Emperor Tulips: Early in the 20th Century, a talented Dutch hybridizer named Lefeber worked long and hard with a wild tulip called 'Tulipa fosteriana' from Central Asia.

The Emperors, being close to a wild species, were quite perennial, so they crossed the two groups. This pure-white Tulip adds elegance and beauty to the spring garden year after year.

Featuring 30 high-quality bulbs, the Warm Glow Tulip Collection brings radiant red, golden orange and blushing yellow blooms to the mid spring garden. Easy to plant, easy to grow, and tolerant of both full sun and partial shade locations, this group brings...

Plant this mix for a fabulous spring finale. The blooms lengthen, then begin to open wide. About Lily-Flowered Tulips: If you've grown them before, you know all about it. After a few days, they are almost flat, like a huge pointed-petaled poppy.

Are you looking for a classic red tulip? Look no further. These extra-large, long lasting tulips always turn heads. Tulip Red Impression is fire engine red from top to bottom, inside and out.

Stunning when planted in large groups, or when mixed with other flowers in your garden it makes the lighter colors pop. Sturdy and long lasting these make terrific cut flowers. With a creamy white base they appear to be illuminated from below.

As the flowers open they appear more salmon in color. These begin lemon yellow, then pink begins to flush the outer edges of the petals. Single Late Tulip Antoinette change color as they bloom.

Dependably perennial and deer resistant. It is hard to believe that these little flowers, more the size of crocus, are the original forms of the big flashy hybridized tulips we all know and love.

Their short stature makes them perfect for planting in hard soils and wind-prone spots. It is hard to believe that these little flowers, more the size of crocus, are the original forms of the big flashy hybridized tulips we all know and love.

Dutch Irises are the ones you always see in fabulous spring flower arrangements. This Dutch Iris mix gives you all bi-colors with an accent on the newer gold and orangey tiger-type hybrids.

Shades of fuschia, berry red and white paint each petal differently making each bloom unique. Every bulb you plant grows a beautiful bouquet of tulips to enjoy either in the garden, in patio pots, or as cut flowers.

Beautiful in the vase and ideal for forcing, this tulip carries a sweet scent. It's just more beautiful. The luscious 'Apricot Beauty' is simply unmatched by all the others. One of America's most popular tulips with luscious, soft salmon rose flowers...

It's best to position them against a wall or be ready to stake them, since they are brittle, and must be protected from high winds. 'Cactus Dahlias' are the ones with the cactus-like blooms, often in super-bright bi-colors, always with the rolled, pointed...

Triumph tulips are the largest groups of Dutch tulips and are used in gardens, borders and containers. They are known for their traditional Tulip shaped flower. Blooms in mid spring.

Photo A shows many of the beautiful bi-colors we have today thanks to Holland's wildly successful hybridizers. Don't hesitate. The original "glad" was a wildflower from South Africa called "sword lily", which was imported into Europe in the 1840's.

'Magic' Allium adds an impressive pop of color to any garden with its unique look. The foliage is not attractive for long, so it's important to plant them next to other perennials whose foliage will more or less cover the Allium's base.

Hardy in zones 8 - 10, ranunculus is considered an annual in all other zones. Their straight stems, show-stopping blooms, and long vase life make them a knockout in the home, office, or as a thoughtful present to a friend!

Striking and exotic, 'Nuit d'Ete' will be the most stunning dahlia in your summer garden! (Dahlia) With its spidery appearance and blood-red color, this cactus-type dahlia will set your gardening passions aflutter.

Your grandmother never saw one like this! You can expect to see blooms in 6-12 weeks, after planting your Charisma amaryllis bulb. Watering: Water sparingly until the sprout is well out of the bulb.

Harvest the flavorful, bright red stigmas to use fresh or dried in your favorite dishes. Very easy to grow. Featuring a double-sized green tin pot, soil medium and 12 high quality saffron corms, you can expect gorgeous, lavender blooms to appear just...

These tall tulips make a bright statement in the garden or in the back border planted behind shorter flowers. Enjoy them in patio pots, and as cut flowers for vase arrangements. Single Late Tulip Blushing Beauty has long, elegant flowers that are rosy...

At the end of the summer, place the pot on its side and allow the soil to dry out. Your amaryllis will grow quickly and produce its spectacular huge flowers. Remember to keep turning the pot regularly to make the stalk grow straight, as they have a tendency...

Akebono's blooms are also sweetly fragrant and the foliage is a brilliant green color. There are not many Darwin Hybrids, even today. In America's Top Ten list for popularity in the US, compiled by the Netherlands Flower Bulb Information Centre, they...

Hardy in zones 8-10 and considered annuals in all other zones. Lily Langtry, who was born in Jersey.. (Nerine bowdenii) The perfect bulb to add color when the rest of the garden is winding down, Nerine Lily produces frilly pink flower clusters in fall.

Photo A shows many of the beautiful bi-colors we have today thanks to Holland's wildly successful hybridizers. Don't hesitate. The original 'glad' was a wildflower from South Africa called 'sword lily', which was imported into Europe in the 1840's.